Remington Adds New Lightweight Universal Cleaning Kits to its Gun Care Product Lineup

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Remington Gun Care is expanding its lineup of trusted firearm maintenance products with new Aluminum Rod Universal Cleaning Kits designed to provide convenient, all-in-one cleaning solutions for rifle, shotgun and handgun owners. Lightweight, durable and easy to use, the kits help shooters keep their firearms clean, maintained and ready for the field or range.

Find them here: Remington Aluminum Universal Cleaning Kits.

“These new kits provide the trusted performance shooters expect from Remington Gun Care in a lightweight, easy-to-use package,” said Jake Jacobs, Accessories Product Director at Remington. “Designed to clean a wide range of firearms, each kit combines the essential tools need for effective maintenance with durable Mil-Spec 8-32 threads that are 20-percent stronger than standard threads for long-lasting performance.” Read more

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Custom & Collectable Firearms Introduces the Kimber 1911 DS Warrior MOD 9mm

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Custom & Collectable Firearms proudly presents the Kimber DS Warrior MOD, an exclusive run of just 100 pistols that puts a unique custom spin on Kimber’s double-stack 1911 platform.

The MOD features Carbon Fiber Cerakote grips, matte black controls, and a GT Performance Trigger. The grey Cerakote finish gives the pistol a distinct battle-worn appearance, with an optic plate and port cuts on the slide, maintaining a unique edge while remaining practical and understated.

Limited to just 100 pistols, the Kimber DS Warrior MOD brings shooters a duty-ready double stack 1911 that pairs collectability with performance. Read more

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Sightmark Launches Wraith 2 LRF Series, Its First Thermal Riflescopes with Integrated Laser Rangefinding

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Sightmark has launched the Wraith 2 LRF series, the first generation of its flagship thermal riflescope line to ship with an integrated laser rangefinder. The series debuts with two models, the Wraith 2 384 LRF (SM17006) and the Wraith 2 640 LRF (SM17013), each pairing a Vanadium Oxide thermal sensor with a Class 1 laser rangefinder inside a single housing so hunters no longer need to carry a separate rangefinding device into the field.

For shooters accustomed to estimating holdover or reaching for a handheld rangefinder in the dark, the Wraith 2 puts exact distance on the display the moment a target appears, letting the entire shot process happen without leaving the eyepiece. Both models share a 1024×768 OLED display, five selectable color palettes, fourteen reticle options spanning first and second focal plane, onboard Wi-Fi streaming, video recording, and photo capture, and an IPX6-rated aluminum alloy housing built to operate from -4°F to 122°F.

Wraith 2 384 LRF (SM17006)

The Wraith 2 384 LRF pairs a 384×288 Vanadium Oxide sensor with a 12µm pixel pitch and a 60fps frame rate, producing a fluid thermal image with a detection range of up to 2,350 yards for a 1.5-yard target. A 3x optical base and 1–8x digital zoom give shooters flexibility from close brush encounters out to the edge of that detection range, while the integrated Class 1 rangefinder reads targets from 5 to 1,000 yards with a precision of ±1 yard at close range and ±0.5% beyond 200 yards. With a 35mm objective lens and 2 inches of eye relief, the 384 LRF suits hunters and predator callers who want magnification reach without paying for resolution they would rarely use at typical hunting distances. Read more

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Henry Repeating Arms Donates 50 Custom “Team Zach” Rifles for 3-Year-Old Fighting Leukemia

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Henry Repeating Arms just launched a limited edition of 50 custom “Team Zach” lever-action rifles as part of their Guns For Great Causes program to benefit Zach Bryant, a three-year-old from Cambridge City, Indiana, who is in treatment for B-cell acute lymphoblastic leukemia (B-ALL). The rifles, donated by Henry, are selling online and at auction with every dollar raised going directly to Zach’s family to help cover the cost of his care. Proceeds are expected to exceed $35,000.

Of the 50 rifles, 47 are available now at HenryUSA.com for $675 each while they last, two are being auctioned, and one is being held for Zach’s family. The first and final rifles in the run, Serial Nos. TEAMZACH01 and TEAMZACH50, are up for auction on GunBroker.com (TEAMZACH01 | TEAMZACH50), with bidding on both closing Wednesday, November 4, 2026, at 9:00 p.m. Eastern. Henry retains none of the proceeds from the sales or the auctions. Read more

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Roundup Mule Deer Management Hunt Scheduled to Begin Late November

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Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks and the City of Roundup have scheduled an archery-only mule deer management hunt in and around Roundup to reduce the number of urban deer.

Fifty either-sex mule deer licenses for this hunt will go on sale Wednesday, Nov. 4, and will be limited to two per person. Online sales will begin at 5 a.m. and in-person sales will begin at regular business hours. These Roundup management deer B licenses will be available for residents and non-residents and do not count toward an individual hunter’s limit of deer B licenses they may have in one year. A current Conservation License, Base Hunting License, and Bow & Arrow License are required for purchase. The management hunt will be open from Nov. 30 to Feb. 15, 2027. Read more

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UP Fires May Be Waning, but Risk of New Fire Remains High

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Warmer than normal temperatures and gusty winds in the Upper Peninsula weather forecast mean more people working and playing outside mixed with a wildfire risk that’s higher than usual this late in the season.

“If you’re at deer camp for archery season, camping, riding ORVs or working outdoors, be aware of the fire danger,” said Paul Rogers, fire prevention specialist for the Michigan Department of Natural Resources. “It’s warmer than normal, and fallen leaves and dry grasses increase the risk of a spark from equipment or an ember from a campfire igniting a wildfire.”

DNR firefighters and cooperators have spent the past two weeks fighting several fires grouped as the Rugged Terrain Complex, including the Ridge Fire 10 miles north of Marquette, the Craig Lake Fire and the Black River Fire near Wakefield in Gogebic County. Together they total nearly 1,400 acres and, as of Wednesday evening, each fire was at least 50% contained. Read more

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Opposition Governments File Briefs with Supreme Court in SAF’s ‘Assault Weapons’ Ban Challenges

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The opposition in Second Amendment Foundation’s (SAF) challenges to so-called “assault weapons” bans has filed their opening briefs with the Supreme Court laying out why their bans meet the demands of the Constitution.

This summer, the U.S. Supreme Court agreed to hear SAF’s two cases – Viramontes v. Cook County and Grant v. Higgins – challenging bans on commonly owned rifles, including the AR-15, in both Cook County, Ill., and Connecticut. Originally filed in 2021, Viramontes challenges Cook County’s ban on many commonly owned modern firearms, which was the precursor for the nearly identical statewide ban passed by the Illinois legislature. In Grant, SAF is challenging Connecticut’s ban on commonly owned semi-automatic rifles – both by name and by feature set.

“Categorical bans on the most commonly owned rifles in America violate the Second Amendment, full stop,” said SAF Executive Director Adam Kraut. “Unfortunately, countless peaceful Americans across the U.S. are subject to these unconstitutional bans, which single out and demonize modern semi-automatic rifles for nonsensical reasons like the adjustability of a shoulder stock or angle of a grip. Read more

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FPC to Fifth Circuit: Colonial Executions Can’t Justify Lifetime Gun Bans

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Firearms Policy Coalition (FPC) announced today that it filed an amicus (friend of the court) brief with the en banc (full-court) U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit in United States v. Cordova, urging the court to reject an erroneous legal theory used to justify federal lifetime gun bans and recognize that Americans cannot be permanently disarmed merely because they have been convicted of a crime punishable by more than one year in prison.

FPC’s brief challenges the Fifth Circuit’s decision in United States v. Diaz, which reasoned that because some crimes were punishable by death at the Founding, permanently disarming people convicted of similar crimes today is constitutionally permissible. FPC argues that this deeply flawed approach has produced absurd results and bears little resemblance to the historical analysis required by the Supreme Court.

In Cordova, Peter Villa Cordova was previously convicted of possessing marijuana and evading arrest in a motor vehicle. He was not sentenced to serve a single day in prison for those offenses and completed probation years before he was found possessing a firearm. Federal prosecutors nevertheless charged him under 18 U.S.C. § 922(g)(1), which imposes a lifetime firearm prohibition on people with qualifying convictions. A three-judge Fifth Circuit panel upheld his conviction, but the full court subsequently granted rehearing en banc and vacated the panel’s decision.

Notably, Judge Andrew Oldham sharply and correctly criticized the Fifth Circuit’s approach in his opinion accompanying the now-vacated panel decision, declaring that “Diaz must go.” Read more

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5th Circuit: Federal Switchblade Act Ruled Unconstitutional

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Huge Win! In a major victory for Knife Rights and knife owners across America, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit has ruled that Section 1242 of the Federal Switchblade Act (FSA) violates the Second Amendment; “Applying the framework articulated in New York State Rifle & Pistol Association, Inc. v. Bruen, we hold that the FSA [Federal Switchblade Act] is unconstitutional.”

In Knife Rights, Inc. v. Blanche, a three-judge panel of the Fifth Circuit ruled that the federal government’s longstanding restrictions on the interstate manufacture, transportation, and distribution of automatically opening knives cannot survive constitutional scrutiny under the Second Amendment.

The court’s decision represents a monumental victory in Knife Rights’ ongoing fight to eliminate unconstitutional restrictions on knives and the rights of law-abiding Americans. Read more

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Derya Arms Introduces the TM22 Timekeeper

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Derya Arms (South Derya Corp.), an international firearms manufacturer with production operations in Jacksonville, Florida, and Konya, Türkiye, today announced the TM22 Timekeeper, a semi-automatic .22 LR rifle built as a complete package for shooters who want more than a basic rimfire right out of the box.

The Timekeeper starts with the proven TM22 semi-auto action and adds a push-button adjustable stock with basepad and cheek riser, a full-length rear Picatinny rail, and an 18-inch threaded suppressor-ready barrel. What sets it apart is the upgraded sight package already installed is a high-visibility ramped front sight paired with a rail-mounted rear sight that delivers faster, more precise aiming than standard fixed iron sights on most entry-level .22s. No immediate sight swap is required for clear target acquisition on the range or in the field, while the rear rail remains free for optics when the shooter is ready.

At approximately 4.85 pounds and with a compact overall length, the rifle stays light and balanced. It ships with two 10-round magazines and is offered in Grey, FDE, and ODG polymer with black anodized metal components. The Timekeeper is California-, Maryland-, and Massachusetts-compliant. Read more

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